June border encounters top 200,000, set record of 1.74 million for year
More than 1.74 million migrants had been stopped at the southwest border through June, breaking the record set through all…
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Federal firefighters get pay increase of as much as $20,000
Advocates welcomed the announcement this week that pay for federal firefighters will increase by as much as $20,000 this year,…
Read MoreBiden launches $6B effort to save distressed nuclear plants
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration is launching a $6 billion effort to rescue nuclear power plants at risk of closing,…
Read MoreFamilies face first month without child tax credit payments since July
January was the first month since last summer that Arizona low-income families did not get a check under the expanded…
Read MoreA new policy may bring electric bikes to trails in Phoenix
Hiking trails in the Phoenix Sonoran Preserve and Mountain Parks bring a sense of calming with views and sounds of…
Read MoreTempe looks to add electric vehicle charging stations
Tempe discussed plans to incorporate electric vehicle charging stations along with sustainable infrastructure on Thursday. Tempe’s Sustainable and Livable Communities…
Read MoreBorder apprehensions hit all-time high of 1.7 million in fiscal 2021
Apprehensions at the southwestern border hit 1.7 million in fiscal 2021, the highest in more than 60 years, despite two…
Read MoreYuma mayor says surging illegal migration is stressing local services
Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls told a Washington forum this week that the rise in illegal immigration is stressing health care…
Read MoreControversial statues: Should they stay or should they go?
As a student at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, Arizona State University English Professor Natalie Diaz remembers seeing the Robert…
Read MoreHow new digital kiosks could untap diverse marketplace downtown
Over the past two years, local nonprofit Downtown Phoenix, Inc. led city officials in search for ways to make civic…
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